The poems of Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Publisher: Black's Readers Service
Published: 1932
Place of publication: Roslyn, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 308
Subjects: English poetry
Table of contents: title: Merlin and the gleam; title: The Kraken; title: The merman; title: The mermaid; title: The sailor boy; title: The islet; title: 'Break, break, break'; title: Oriana; title: The Lord of Burleigh; title: The sisters' shame; title: Maud; title: Locksley Hall; title: Rizpah; title: The Princess: As thro' the land ; Sweet and low ; The splendor falls ; 'Tears, idle tears' ; 'O swallow, swallow' ; Thy voice is heard ; Home they brought ; 'Our enemies have fallen' ; Ask me no more ; 'Now sleeps the crimson petal' ; 'Come down, o maid'; title: The brook; title: The miller's daughter: It is the miller's daughter ; Love that hath us in the net; title: Sea dreams; title: Romney's remorse; title: The Lotos-eaters; title: To my brother: Charles Tennyson; title: In memoriam: Arthur Henry Hallan; title: The revenge; title: The captain; title: Ode on the death of the Duke of Wellington; title: The charge of the Light Brigade; title: 'You ask me, why, tho' ill at ease'; title: 'Of old sat freedom on the heights'; title: Enoch Arden; title: The passing of Arthur; title: The palace of art; title: The vision of sin; title: Milton; title: Dante; title: Virgil; title: Catallus; title: The eagle; title: The owl; title: The throstle; title: The oak; title: The snowdrop; title: 'Flower in the cranny'; title: Crossing the bar.